Learn Japanese for Kids with Bocchi & Pocchi | Food #2

Konnichiwa! Bocchi desu. I'm Bocchi. Pocchi desu. I'm Pocchi. Let's learn Japanese with Bocchi and Pocchi. In this video, we're gonna learn about more food in Japanese. If you haven't watched our first video, you can watch it here. Are you ready? Let's begin! tabemono food First, let's review all the food we learned so far. pan banana ringo tamago cheese budo nashi mikan Are you ready to learn more food in Japanese? Of course! Let's begin with the tomato. In Japanese, we say tomato. Ah, that's the same as in English. Next, we have a sandwich. A sandwich in Japanese is... sandoichi The next food is... Mmm, ice cream! Ice cream in Japanese is... aisukuriimu tomato sandoichi aisukuriimu tomato sandwich aisukuriimu How come many Japanese words sound like English? Because the Japanese borrow words that don't come from Japan. I see. So, ice cream is not a traditional food in Japan. That's right. Next, we are learning how to say rice. That's a traditional food in Japan. gohan Did you know gohan can also mean a meal in Japanese? Next, we have a rice ball. onigiri gohan onigiri Time to review! tomato sandoichi aisukuriimu gohan onigiri Do you remember what this is called? That's right! And this is called... Do you remember? Yeah! ringo How about this? Mmm, yeah! tamago You are doing great! Keep going! sandoichi onigiri aisukuriimu nani wo tabemasuka? What are you going to eat? nani wo tabemasuka? pan wo tabemasu nani wo tabemasuka? chiizu wo tabemasu nani wo tabemasuka? tomato wo tabemasu nani wo tabemasuka? sandoichi wo tabemasu nani wo tabemasuka? aisukuriimu wo tabemasu pan wo tabemasu ringo wo tabemasu pan wo tabemasu チーズをたべます。 ブドウをたべます。 ミカンをたべます。 ナシをたべます。 トマトをたべます。 サンドイッチをたべます。 おにぎりをたべます。 ごはんをたべます。 アイスクリームをたべます。 There is one more thing to learn. いただきます。 Saying いただきます before a meal is etiquette in Japan. It's a way of showing respect for the food and also for the people who make it. いただきます。 See you soon. またね。